Interlaqueare

In old practice. To link together, or interchangeably. Writs were called "interlaqueata" where several were issued against several parties residing in different counties, each party being summoned by a separate writ to warrant the tenant, together with the other warrantors. Fleta, lib. 5, c. 4, § 2. They were, in other words, simul cum writs.

tn Old Praotloe. To wer* called interlagueata where several were issued against several parties residing in differ Sit counties, each party being summoned by a separate writ to warrant the tmiant, together with the other warrantors. Fleta, lib. 6, c. 4, § 2.

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In old practice. were called “interlaqueata” where several were issued against several parties residing in different connties, each party being summoned by a separate writ to warrant the tenant, together with the other warrantors. Fieta, lib. 5, e. 4, § 2.